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"If that result generalizes to OW, that would explain something which I thought was odd, which was that a lot of demands to switch and general vitriol came duri
by SolaceQuantum 8y ago
"If that result generalizes to OW, that would explain something which I thought was odd, which was that a lot of demands to switch and general vitriol came during my best performances with the feminine account. "
This isn't statistically analyzed, but I think it's a fairly significant detail that's not emphasized more in the paper.
- qiqing 8y agoAgreed. Especially this excerpt: > Per above, I didn't want to code tone of messages to avoid bias, so this table only indicates the rate at which people told me I was playing incorrectly or asked that I switch to a different character. The qualitative difference in experience is understated by this table. For example, the one time someone asked me to switch characters in the masculine condition, the request was a one sentence, polite, request ("hey, we're dying too quickly, could we switch [from the standard one primary healer / one off healer setup] to double primary healer or switch our tank to [a tank that can block more damage]?"). When using the feminine name, a typical case would involve 1-4 people calling me human garbage for most of the game and consoling themselves with the idea that the entire reason our team is losing is that I won't change characters.